Great Places For a Thanksgiving Day Feast at the Lake

November is here, which means it's officially the holiday season! Thanksgiving is all about reflecting on what each of us are thankful for and a time to be with family and friends. Of course, we can't forget about all the delicious food! Although, all that delicious food isn't going to cook its self... Want a great Thanksgiving meal but don't want to have to cook? The Lake area has several options for getting a delicious Thanksgiving feast without all the work! You will, however, want to make your reservations as soon as possible becasue they will book up fast! Your favorite family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks has all the details on where to fest on Thanksgiving!


The Lodge of Four Seasons

 The Lodge of Four seasons will be carving the roast baron of beef and laying out the sweet potato mash and pumpkin pie. Of course, they will have the traditional fixings as well, roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce and much more! See their full menu here. To make a reservation, call 573-365-8025 or reserve your table online.

Old Kinderhook 

Old Kinderhook in Camdenton, Mo has a delicious meal planned. The Trophy Room welcomes you and your guests for the annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Enjoy traditional Thanksgiving dishes as well as many chef enhanced dishes. Expect to be impressed. Reservations Required at 573-317-3560 or at www.OldKinderhook.com

Camden On the Lake 

H.Toads located at Camden on the Lake will be serving a scrumptious meal from 11am-5pm. They will have a variety of options including prime rib, turkey, ham, whipped potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce and much more! Reservations are highly recommended and can be made by calling 573-365-5620.

Regalia Hotel & Conference Center 

The Royal Catch Bar & Grill, located in The Regalia Hotel will be serving a delicious meal! They will have various carving stations including roast turkey, pit ham, prime rib, and more! Their sides will be traditional with a twist including walnut apple stuffing, homemade blended mashed potatoes, fresh dinner rolls, and much much more! Get the whole menu here.

The Butcher Shop 

If you want to eat at home...but don't want to cook, The Butcher Shop in Camdenton prepares Thanksgiving meals ready to eat. We have personally used The Butcher Shop for catering here at Bridal Cave on multiple occasions and they come highly recommended! To get your already prepared Thanksgiving Meal, give The Butcher Shop a call at 573-346-6665.


Burn Some Extra Calories at Bridal Cave!

Although Bridal Cave will be closed on Turkey Day, we will be open 9am to 4pm the rest of the time to walk off all those extra calories. Bring the whole family down and enjoy the comfortable 60 degrees inside our cave at the lake of the Ozarks! This is the perfect way to spend some extra family time with the ones you love...or a great way to get out of the house for a few hours! Nature is waiting for you at Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park! 

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Camdenton, MO 65020

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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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